Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-11

A boy at Spence Bars.
Black flag up yesterday.
See the real estate transfers.
New building for the Odd Fellows.
New time table for the NJ. & N. w. !
Hams and bacon at Horrobin & R1ce.s.
Remember the band boys Monday
evening. - ...ts".Hr |
The Building Association will soon
begin work. /
See the announcement of George Hirsh
*the Clothier." !
A fifteen pound baby at E. J. McGov-
ern's, Ramsey.
The new clothing store opens Satur-
day, Feb. 10Th. III, |
Several Austin Capitalists went to
Duluth, Tuesday.
Highest price paid for unsalted butter
at Horrobin s. Rice's. |
P. G. Sullivan has secured the agency
for the Mankato stone.
Fine French cream candies just re-
ceived a Pooler & Webber's.
New stock Of syrups at the lowest
prices, at Horrobln & Rice's.
Mr.. H. W. Belts, of Red Rock, has
bought a fine Kimball Organ.
The Building Association will begin
work about the first of March.
Make your application to the Building
Association for loans, at once.
Mcintyre Post will give a supper for
the benefit of the drum corps, Feb22.
Miss Alice Jennette Hayes, is the
name of the little visitor at J. J. Hayes.
Mrs. Mahoney, living two miles east
of Austin, fell and broke her arm, Mon
day.
The friends of Miss E. Hazel Roberts
! gave her a surprise party, Friday
evening.
Large invoice of new spring goods at
, J. Schwan's Blue Front. Goods %arrlving
every day.
9 Richardson, Day & Co. made a sale
at Duluth, Monday, of $22, 600; another
one of $40, 900 Tuesday.
Walter Hines, of Window, IS a lover of
= good music and has purchased of W. r.
Day a fine Klmball Organ.
al Confectioners' Sugar,
:, for Candy Making.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
~ Household FURNITURE for sale cheap
- Over Slocum's coal office.
Mrs. A, G. PIERCE.
- LosT.-A purse containing abou
If $3.50 on Nam St. last Friday evening
The finder will please leave at thi
Office.
~ The combination, proportion, ant
process IN preparing Hoods Sarsaparlll;
g are peculiar to this medicine, and IN
to known to others.
The following Austin farmers ATTENDED
tie State Dairymen's Association, a
st Albert Lea: A. J. VanHouse, J, Matt
er son, E. B. Williams. E. 3. William
took second premium On cheese.
to For there was never yet a philosc
II pher, that could endure the 1oothach
49, PATIENTLY" Perhaps not-but there
III little wit in enduring it at all, when on
bottle of Salvation Oil will cure it.
n, Do not buy an old second hand SEWN
st. machine because dealers tell you the
let are selling at cost but get a new Whit
and you will never hear any complain
We The White is King. W. F. DAY.
~, ABSTRACT OF TITLEs.-Procure an a.
stract of title to your property at WI
N. Howe's Office. Ten years experienc
,te Has the only complete set Of books.
on will be one of the best investments yc
ed, ever made.
be Mr.. and Mrs. A. Watkins, of Ced
City, has bought one Of the Celebrate
lrt Kimball Organs. During the last S
at months they have tried all the differe
by makes represented in Austin, and ma
their selection regardless Of price, b
with an ear for tone and an eye for du
bllitY.
Rev. w. E. Stanley of Austin favor
US with an excellent lecture last Mond
evening on the battle of Gettysbul
His painting of Longstreet's grand
sault at GETTYSBURG was truly a { grand p
ture, and was worth the price of
m mission alone. Mr.. Stanley was n
ers: favored with a very large audience owl
the to the cold weather. Moscow letter
the Albert Lea Standard.
co+ "Perched upon a bust of Pallas,"
so' better yet, on some handy shelf,
sensible housekeeper has her bottle
ms, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and when
Jew e ~ ora"H sh ba9. a,,roa ;h "oI iE;tt,a ona ~ ~
Iary time.
un- We are in receipt of the announccm,
of the opening Of business, the first
+. of the month, of the Austin State Bal
It Is organized under the law, is subj
hing to state inspection and has a paid-up G.
end ital of SEQ, O00. G. H. Davidson is pr,
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